Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 19, 1960, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUEBDAY, JULY 10, I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. A 3 Eichman Caught, But Many Other Nazis Still Hunted Ji'i'iimili'in, Imiicl - ilji'ii On Mmim-lnl hill wvnl of Mil Holy I'lly, IichUIu the evmo U'vy of InmoI'M wnr il u n (I, tiiniln ii rutin, of Kniy-piiliili'd wood on btinuiilown which Family Council rminr'i Niiioi 'Jh. family Cuiin r II vutiBltli cif a Juiliv,. ityrhla trlil, Hub rleliymrii, a nrwiiiitffr villlor, a women'! rilllur anil two wrllnra. V.nt U atlh-li Ii a uitiniry ill all arliial ra liUliiry. 'I'lia t:iilllli-ll iriiurtH tin liruliliMiu Hint have litirn iIphII Willi liy rciixuitllilft I'lii-ln Mini riimurliiri Emily S. - It'll no hard to hi'lp Kslrllf! Etlall J, - Khi- IhinkH nny lob In itood I'IIiiukIi fur inc. Emily B. ( inn 2 nnd luivo bi-i'ii hai)lly innrrlrd for the m.st three yiMira, There nrc Iwirdly uny prnlilvini In my lift', but I inn worried nbout my Ulster Enlello, who ! near ly :iU nnd still alnitlc. ' I'd like to help Eslellc meet mmioone nk-a - but she la so difficult! She bikes offense at the least thlnu. Once we In vited her over to meet n very nice friend of my husband's. Hut he called at the last min ute to auy an cincrKency had arisen and he couldn't make It. Estelle was furious and turned hint down when he called her later for a date. Eslelle saya she doesn't waul any help from me, but 1 can't see where she's doiiiK wi well on her own. She hasn't many dates and Is iiettlnK old- liuildtsh In her ways. Estoll J. - My dear little flster doesn't seem to under land that I have my feelinKa -oven If I am ainule. I'm not ready to ito out with just any one In order to have a date. I'd rather not lio out than jto with some of the alobs Kmlly mid my brother-in-law think are good enouilh for me. The man who skipped out because of an "cmemency had backed out on previous occasions when he was sup posed to meet me. Then this rmcmency he called about was lust ridiculous - some- tbinK about a a I c k uncle! I don't have to take that kind of thliiK. People seem to think be cause you're simile you are Just urnspltiK for nmrrlaKe on nny terma. That certainly Isn't the case with me! The Counclli Estellc'a re actions are quite extreme and tinfortunntely alie la too blind !d by the wronR kind of emo tion to ace how Irrational they are. If she tried to think the Kltuatlon throiiKh logically she would rccoKnlrc that her alitor and brother In law would not want to Introduce her to any unworthy man. Their Ideas about people could be different from hs- tellc'a, but that should liivc her no cause to feel offended They nro not telling her to marry the men they Introduce -merely to meet them nnd cnclalizc In a civilized wan ner. If Estollc were less immers ed In her own hurt feelings, he would bo In n belter posi tion to understand those of olhcra. The young man who "backed out" of a meeting with' her on three occasions la probably very shy. Appar ently, he finally mustered courage to call her nnd nsk for a dnte. A warm, friendly re sponse might have led lo n pleasnnt evening, one more acquaintance - and possibly . a deeper relationship. A single woman of 30 lends to think of herself ns a re jected person nnd sometimes takes refuge in nggrcssivo nnn self-destruclivo prldo. Yet such n woman has probably rejected nnd hurt tho feelings of ninny men In tho course of her life. Estello should lenrn to think more of others. Then alio will lenrn to enjoy the company of men nnd be less quick to give them a low rntlng. (Copyright I960, Genoral Feature! Corp.) form Iho command post for one of the most dogged iimn IhiiiIh In tho world today. from tho melal gale which gives access lo lliiiKo buildings went forlh the Israeli agents who brought Adolf Klcliinnnn buck to stand trial for crimes ngalnsl lliii Jewish people. About SIX) top ranking Nazis are on priority lists for similar arrest. The list of smaller fry, Including some women who wero guards in Nny.! death cumps, adds up to about 1,000. In rows of metal cublnets lining the corridors of the Is raeli foreign office research department nro the clues to the whereabouts of these Nazis, sill 1 sought for iitrocl lles before nnd during World War II, The agency receives, from Its own representatives und others around the world, Iho senilis of Information It Is hoped will lend to further ar rests. What Is known to 11 Is collated and published for Jewish organizations and In dividuals hero nnd elsewhere who lire helping In the unpre cedented manhunt. The foreign office's agents are renowned ns Incorruptible. Some saw Nazi null-Scmltisin at Us worst; others grew up In l'aleallno with bitter knowl edge that Jewa elsewhere were being helplessly slaugh tered, All arc convinced that no other nation Is as determin ed as they to apprehend the remulnlng leaden of the Nazi empire. Under Surveillance The World Jewish congreas, the American Joint Distribu tion committee and B'N a I ll'rlth In the United Slates arc on the lookout for the missing i 3 1 'i"f Nazi leaders. Unco discovered, they are kepi under aurvcll lanco by Jews throughout the free world, working on tholr own lime and at" their own ex pense, in harrowing memory of loved ones put lo death in Nazi Germany. Kiehmunn Is known to have left Germany for Spain after the war in the garb of n, Ro man Catholic priest. Olher Nazi leaders fled in the same manner. Many wont from Spain to South America, where they found cover in the ulready large Gcrmon-born nnd descended population of Argcntinu Others fled to the Arab countries, mainly to Egypt, which welcomes them as c powerful nld against Israel. A number of ex - Nazis hold high positions In the Egyptian army nnd various ministries. Many Others Sought Among those most eagerly sought arc: Major Viktor Arals - the killer of largo groups of Jews In Riga, Latvia, In 1941. Ar rested by the Brltlah In Ger many In 1949, he cacaped. Werner Blnnkcnberg - the during the 1943 Warsaw ghet- CAPTURED NAZI-In 1035, after 10 ycara In hiding, former Nazi Colonel Adolf F.ichmann fell accure enough to pose for this photo at Porto Alegre in aouthern Brazil. He was cnotured In Argentina by Israeli agents earlier this year and taken to Israel lo face trim lor ine execution oi some six million Jewa during the Nazi era. (Look Magazine Pholo from UPI Telcpboto) head of a department on Hit ler's staff; he sent Jews to Poland for extermination. Whereabouts unknown. Martin Borman - Hitler's second In command nnd head of his office. Believed to have been killed In Berlin near Hit ler's bunker but there is no proof of his death. Rumor lias it that ho may be in Ar gentina. One version says he wus slain there. Bolmann - SS officer, com mandant of Chcmlo, Poland, death camp. Whereabouts un known. Theodor Dcnker-SS officer In charge of Jews' expulsion from France in 1942, from Bulgaria In 1943, and from Italy In 1944. Whereabouts unknown. Richard Clicks -SS officer, Gestapo head and Inspector general of concentration camps. Disappeared In 1945. Rolph and Hans Gucnther SS officers. Eichmnnn's aides in Prague. Whereabouts un known. Hahn-SS officer. Head of security police in Warsaw to rebellion and after. Where abouts unknown, Hans llnplc - SS officer, commissar for ghetto affairs, Warsaw. Escaped from Aus trian camp In 1947. Otto Honsche - official in Eichmnnn's Einsatz Komman do which arranged mass mur der of Jews in Hungary in 1044 under the command of Herbert K r u m a y. Where abouts unknown, Fritz Katzman - organized the destruction of more than 400,000 Jews in eastern Gall cia. Reported to have been seen In Egypt In 1952. Fritz Lange-organlzcd mass murder of Jews in Riga, Lat via. Escaped from British cus tody In Germany In 1949. Dr. Mangle -In charge of sorting out victims for gass- of those In the riffht column to the gas chambers and those in the left column for forced labor. Whereabouts unknown. Heinrich Mueller -SS offi cer. Eichmann's direct super ior. Fled from Hitler's bunker. Mansfeld - organizer of Maidanck murders In 1943. In charge of Auschwitz cre matoria in 1944. Novack - Eichmann's trans portation officer. Where abouts unknown. Professor Horst Schumann -SS officer, conducted exper iments In the sterilization of Jewish women at Auschwitz and Ravensbrucck. Stange - SS officer, com. mandnnt of Trcblinka camp. Whereabouts unknown. , Dr. Ernst Wetzel - director of Nazi department for race policy. We're in Business Again! We Have Leased 3 Plants To Continue Serving Your Laundry Heeds! Our Dry Cleaning Department Is Now Operating at Usual at 32 N. Riverside DIAL SP 2-6165 FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE The Dumas family, and their employees thank yen far your cooperation tine the fir and hope they may continue serving you with fine, dependable laundry and dry cleaning service. . Dumas Domestic Laundry and Dry Cleaners Three Injured in Highway Mishap Three persons, Ihe driver nnd two pnssengcrs of one of the three enrs Involved, were taken lo Crater Osteopathic hoapltul. Central Point, yes terday following a collision on Highway 62 near Shady Cove. State police sulci the acci dent occurred about 10:55 a.m. when a northbound se dan operated by Emma Louise Ruhl, 58, of 2500 Capital avc., SP Would Make Boxcars Available Ml. Angel-WPO-An Oregon Public Utility commission ex aminer was told here Mon day that addilionnl box enrs would be mnde available to shippers through savings re sulting from closure of 149 stations on Southern Pacific company's system. Figures submitted to back the railroad's application to withdraw its Mt. Angel agent Indicate 1,421 rail cars could be secured by spending $856, 750 annually. K. E. Bosnnko, SP research nnalyst from San Frnnclsco, supplied the statistics. The SP hns closed 11 sta tions In Oregon from 1951 through July 1, 1900. PUC officials said there appears to be no opposition to SP's nbnndonlng the Mt. Angel ag ency. SIGN OF THE TIMES Hollywood IUPD Sign seen Monday on the windshield of n hlgh-prlccd auto benrlng Pennsylvania license plates: "Won on a rigged television show." Medford, stopped lo permit a southbound vehicle to pass be fore making a left turn into a private driveway. A logging truck opcrnted by Clco Cnrl Epps, 47, of 2002 South Stage rd., Medford, al so northbound, was not able to stop behind the Ruhl car, according to officers. It struck the sedan and spun to the left, striking the lcfl front fender of the southbound car driven bv Owen Emll Zimmer lcc. 40, Elk Creek rd., Trail. Zimmerlcc, police said, re ceived an Injured right shoulder and left knee, and an abrasion on the left fore arm. A passenger, Mrs. Blanche Zimmerlcc, 63, of the same address, suffered a right leg Injury Bnd chest bruises. Camillc Wilkinson, 10, anoth er passenger and also of the same address, received bruises of the left shoulder nnd leg. No Injuries were listed by police to Epps or to Lmma Ruhl and her four passengers. 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